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Monday, March 19, 2007

Around the web: the New Yorker on Fall Out Boy, Coudal's swapmeet, and more

Posted by Whet Moser on Mon, Mar 19, 2007 at 6:01 PM

* Sasha Frere-Jones takes on Fall Out Boy in the New Yorker (best line: "Fall Out Boy is the main topic of Fall Out Boy songs.") and the age-old issue of authenticity.

* Speaking of authenticity, Chicago Review Press's Yuval Taylor is discussing his new book, Faking It: The Quest for Authenticity in Popular Music, at 57th Street Books on Tuesday; he and coauthor Hugh Barker have a fascinating blog on the subject.

* Coudal is experimenting with a snail-mail swapmeet.

* The NYT has a good overview of the current situation at Cabrini-Green and the delays in the exodus of its residents (h/t Gapers Block)

* Some great pics of Cabrini-Green, including a beautiful shot of Holy Family Lutheran Church

* Over at the Chicago Reporter, Angelica Herrera is blogging from Mexico about the immigrant journey from there to Chicago. 

* Deadspin had the good taste to solicit a White Sox preview from Claire Zulkey. 

* So that's where everyone was.

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